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BenQ clocks up another world first with the launch of the MX880UST Projector

BenQ clocks up another world first with the launch of the MX880UST Projector

12-09-2010

Australia, December 2010:

The BenQ MX880UST is a DLP projector which can light up a big screen when placed less than half a metre away from it. It’s the world’s first ‘ultra short throw’ DLP projector and it’s just arrived in Australia.

Designed predominantly for the education sector and for use with interactive whiteboards, although perfect for business use the MX880UST is the most versatile projector of its type – it’s portable, lightweight, requires minimal set up and most importantly, takes up limited space thanks to its ‘ultra short throw’ of just 0.3 projecting a large image in a small area.

'Ultra short throw’ is the latest advancement in projector technology, and offers many features and benefits over traditional projection. The most obvious is that the projector’s light stream is guaranteed. With the MX880UST mounted just inches from the screen or whiteboard, the projected image is protected from shadowing which is commonplace with traditional projection when a person or object interrupts the light stream.

The MX880UST is revolutionary with 2500 ANSI lumen brightness, XGA resolution and 3000:1 high contrast ratio, designed to not only bring teachers and students closer in the 21st century classroom, but also future-proof schools with 3D-ready projection, PC-less presentation, USB Display, LAN Display and wireless Display options as well as LAN Control networking capability.

Said Chee F. Chung, general manager for BenQ Australia, “Distance has always been one of the greatest limitations of a standard projector. The MX880UST brings a 78” whiteboard sized big picture in a mere projection distance of 0.48 metres with BenQ’s exclusive aspherical lens projection design – offering extra projection flexibility for small-sized classrooms.

“Shadow disruptions are a thing of the past,” said Chung, “making this projector ideal for teachers and educational institutions. The projector boasts ‘brilliant colour’, limited maintenance and less glare and shuttering, facilitating learning through crisp-clear readability and stable picture performances.

RRP: $2499.00

For further information visit www.BenQ.com.au or call (02) 8988 6500.

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Media Enquiries to Toni Ruhle on (02) 9705 1559 / 0413 721 290 or preferably Email: fyi@optusnet.com.au

Product is available for review and further images are available on request.

About BenQ Corporation

BenQ Corporation, a leading provider of networked digital lifestyle devices, is a multi-faceted company with strengths in product design, visual technology and mobile technology. BenQ offers unrivalled breadth and depth of products and integrated technologies across platforms through the brand promise of “Bringing Enjoyment and Quality to Life,” including digital projector, LCD monitors, laptop PCs, Netbooks, All-in-One PCs, LCD displays, digital cameras, storage devices, mobile phones, storage media and human interface devices such as mice and keyboards. 2008 revenues of BenQ Corporation exceeded US$1.54 billion.

About BenQ Group

The BenQ Group is currently comprised of 12 companies that operate independently while sharing resources and leveraging synergies among them. The BenQ Group companies include BenQ Corporation, AU Optronics Corporation (world’s top 3 manufacturer of large-size TFT-LCD panels), Qisda Corporation, Darfon Electronics Corporation, Daxon Technology Inc., Daxin Materials Corp., BenQ Guru Software Co., BenQ Hospital, Darwin Precisions, Ltd, Raydium Semiconductor Corporation, Cando Corporation and Wellypower Co., Ltd. 2008 revenues of BenQ Group exceeded US$19 billion dollars.

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